A creative workshop where young people turned photography into a tool for self-expression, collaboration, and community building.

At Pangaea, we believe that the best way to tackle the world’s most complex dilemmas is with a slice of pizza in one hand and a great argument in the other. Last night, our Debate Club met once again to dive into one of the most passionate topics of our time: The Veganism Dilemma.

On the evening of March 6th, 2026, the Pangaea office at Kamtjatka 8 transformed into a small piece of 1970s New York. We gathered for one of our most anticipated Offline Hours of the season: a screening of Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece, Taxi Driver.

If Friday was about the grit of 70s cinema, Saturday, March 7th, was all about the warmth of the kitchen. Our Cooking Event at the Pangaea office brought together 11 people from across the globe for a culinary journey that proved, once again, that food is the ultimate universal language.

Last Wednesday at Pangaea, we welcomed Kateryna and Bjarke for the workshop that combined drawing and photography. We also took our time to enjoy some delicious banana breads.

Last Wednesday at Pangaea, we welcomed Bjarke for an amazing workshop where we created very creative paintings with some simple prompts. We also enjoyed a lot the super tasty apple cinnamon muffins that the Pangaea Team made for everyone !

PYN joined an Erasmus+ training course to strengthen youth workers’ AI literacy and critical thinking so we can support young people to use AI responsibly and confidently in everyday life.

In a world that rarely stops clicking, finding a moment to simply be is a form of rebellion. This week, Pangaea Youth Network launched "Offline Hours", a sanctuary for the mind right here in Horsens.

In a world where sustainability is a shared responsibility, food waste stands as one of the most urgent yet often invisible challenges of our time. Every day, tons of perfectly good food are discarded by supermarkets due to approaching expiry dates or minor packaging issues. In Horsens, Pangaea Youth Network (PYN) is turning the tide on this reality. Through our partnership with Netto, we have launched a community-driven initiative that transforms surplus food into an affordable resource for students and locals alike, proving that rescuing food is not just about protecting the environment—it’s about strengthening our community.

At Pangaea Human, we love celebrating the journeys of young people who step outside their comfort zones and embrace the power of international collaboration. Today, we’re thrilled to share an inspiring conversation with Wojciech Padilla Chrobok, a 25-year-old student at VIA University College, who joined the 🌟 Get Your Own Picture 🌟 project in Türkiye through the Erasmus+ programme.

His experience offers a glimpse into how Erasmus+ projects can spark creativity, build friendships, and broaden horizons — all while having fun.

With the support of new local partners, youth in Horsens are rescuing donated groceries and transforming them into multicultural meals, while gaining skills, building community, and driving conversations on sustainability.

Community cooking No.04, 27th Sept. 2025

How Netto’s Rescued Food Inspired Youth and Community Members to Cook, Collaborate, and Celebrate Sustainability Around One Shared Table

Community cooking, 20 September 2025

In October 2025, PYN joined the Anna Lindh Foundation in Gothenburg to explore the power of trust and intercultural dialogue. Alongside civil society leaders from across the Euro-Mediterranean region, we exchanged tools to build more inclusive and resilient communities.

In January 2026, Pangaea Youth Network joined Nexos for Future, an Erasmus+ Partnership Building Activity in Spain, to strengthen international cooperation that directly supports youth inclusion, participation, and quality youth work at local level.

Celebrate the power of youth creativity with live music, collaborative songwriting, and a warm community atmosphere at Pangaea Youth Space.

From Tivoli, Italy to Horsens, youth share their Erasmus+ experiences through music, creativity, and cultural exchange, connecting across borders.

In this project, youth explored how graphic design can be used in a way to express themselves, build skills, and grow together in a creative community space.

A lively afternoon at PYN began with a workshop on the importance of youth work in local communities, followed by outdoor games, icebreakers, and a celebration of inclusion and community.

PANGAEA had the privilege of representing Denmark at the Nurturing Hearts project, hosted in Malta.